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[Emily Crutcher <>]

Hello,

 

I’m wondering if any of you have experience with hosting a “Music With A Message” workshop. They use audience participation to create an original song about bystander intervention that a campus can then use for outreach – more information is listed below.

 

If you have hosted them and can provide feedback, please email me directly:

 

Thank you,

 

Emily Crutcher, MA

Prevention Education Coordinator: Campus Advocacy, Resources & Education (CARE) program

Programming Coordinator:  Women, Gender & Sexual Equity (WGSE) department

University of California, Santa Barbara

 

Direct Line: 805-893-2920

Email:

Website: wgse.sa.ucsb.edu

1220 Student Resource Building

Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7190

 

 

Music With A Message Workshops (Music With A Bystander Message) use the Songwriting Process as a creative tool to open dialogue around important topics. The songs that are written and recorded during our workshops are powerful outreach tools that extend beyond the walls of our program. This, in turn, allows the Songwriting Process to Empower, Engage, Inspire, Lead. 

 

We were recently hosted by the Women's Student Union at FSU for Rape Culture Awareness Week and will be presenting Music With A Bystander Message to  several campuses this Fall.

 

Please find the links below:

http://www.thesongwritingproject.org/

 

Here is a short video from a recent workshop that we held in conjunction with the Wellness Center at Salisbury University.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOoDozY4gC4

 

 

SHRIVER REPORT AFFILIATION

Our music was recently featured in the HBO feature length documentary "Paycheck To Paycheck: The Life and Times of Katrina Gilbert

http://shriverreport.org/hbo-and-the-shriver-report-present-paycheck-to-paycheck-the-life-times-of-katrina-gilbert/

 

 

Warmest,
Chrisie Santoni

Music With A Message